Automatic Differential Incremental Backup
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An Automatic Differential Incremental Backup backs up all blocks
that changed since the most recent full or incremental backup at
level n or lower. For example, in a
differential level 2 backup, NetBackup backs up all the blocks that
were modified since the last level 2, level 1, or level 0 backup.
Incremental backups are differential by default.
For Oracle XML Exports, do not use an Automatic Cumulative
Incremental Backup schedule or non-BLI (block level incremental)
advanced methods of backup such as Snapshot Client.
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Automatic Cumulative Incremental Backup
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An Automatic Cumulative Incremental Backup backs up all blocks
that changed since the most recent full backup at level n-1 or lower. For example, in a cumulative level
2 backup, NetBackup backs up all blocks that have changed since the
most recent level 1 or level 0 backup.
Cumulative incremental backups reduce the work that is needed
for a restore. You need only one cumulative incremental backup from
any particular level at restore time. However, cumulative backups
typically require more space and time than Differential Incremental
Backups. They duplicate the information in previous backups at the
same level.
For Oracle XML Exports, do not use an Automatic Cumulative
Incremental Backup schedule or non-BLI (block level incremental)
advanced methods of backup such as Snapshot Client.
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